It appears that Jacob Joaquin has abandoned development of the csoundo
library for Processing. (Thanks for pointing me in this direction, Steven!)
I would _love_ to get this library running, but unfortunately I'm a little
out of my depth here. Well, maybe more than a little.

I downloaded it and put it in its proper location. I can import it into a
new Processing project, but of course I have no idea yet what to DO with it.
So I try loading files from the examples directory.

I consistently get this error:

Exception in thread "Animation Thread"
Java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError:
csnd.csndJNI.VERSION_get()Ljava/lang/String;

...et cetera. The code line that is failing seems to be:

cs = new Csoundo(this, "events.csd");
cs.run();

The error highlighted is on the cs.run line. Well, if you can't run it, you
won't get far. I know that much.

I'm using Processing 1.5.1 in Windows 7, if that makes a difference.

Does anyone have any experience with this library? Is anyone working on
developing it further?



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Hi Jim. I've been able to get this working on my Windows 7 machine
without too much problems. There was a discussion about this on the
list not so long ago, you might be able to find some answers by
looking through the archive. Sorry I can't give this more time right
now, I'm just back from a long break and I've a million and one things
to catch up on. If you don't find a solution in the next few days
please ask again, I should have more time to help then.

Rory.


On 19 August 2012 21:38, Jim Aikin  wrote:
> It appears that Jacob Joaquin has abandoned development of the csoundo
> library for Processing. (Thanks for pointing me in this direction, Steven!)
> I would _love_ to get this library running, but unfortunately I'm a little
> out of my depth here. Well, maybe more than a little.
>
> I downloaded it and put it in its proper location. I can import it into a
> new Processing project, but of course I have no idea yet what to DO with it.
> So I try loading files from the examples directory.
>
> I consistently get this error:
>
> Exception in thread "Animation Thread"
> Java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError:
> csnd.csndJNI.VERSION_get()Ljava/lang/String;
>
> ...et cetera. The code line that is failing seems to be:
>
> cs = new Csoundo(this, "events.csd");
> cs.run();
>
> The error highlighted is on the cs.run line. Well, if you can't run it, you
> won't get far. I know that much.
>
> I'm using Processing 1.5.1 in Windows 7, if that makes a difference.
>
> Does anyone have any experience with this library? Is anyone working on
> developing it further?
>
>
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Hi Jim! It's me, Michael Sparks. I got this csoundo running on Windows 7
months ago. Rory Walsh and other people helped me out
(http://csound.1045644.n5.nabble.com/Trying-to-get-Csoundo-Processing-library-to-work-on-Windows-7-td5639076.html#.

love your Csound Power! book. I made it to page 150 and a friend of mine who
has never programed before wants to learn Csound.

I'm learning Java right now and Java helps me understand the Processing
language too #Processing is written in Java)
(http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10159008/will-java-help-me-understand-processing).



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Thanks, Michael. I'll have to go through that thread in more detail ... I
just skim-read it, and it appears the answer is lurking in there somewhere,
but it's kind of spread out across a number of messages. Something about
.jar files, I gather.

Since I know basic C++, Java code is not a problem for me. Java dependencies
(as in .jar files) are another kettle of flounder....

--JA



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Actually Jake, I might request admin privileges in the future if
that's ok. I'll contact you off-list in a few weeks. Thanks,

Rory.


On 11 September 2012 16:45, Jacob Joaquin  wrote:
> Once again, I have to apologize for not being a good maintainer of this
> project. If anyone wants admin privileges at github for this project, let me
> know.
>
> Best,
> Jake
>
>
> On Tue, Sep 11, 2012 at 8:43 AM, Jim Aikin  wrote:
>>
>> Thanks, Michael. I'll have to go through that thread in more detail ... I
>> just skim-read it, and it appears the answer is lurking in there
>> somewhere,
>> but it's kind of spread out across a number of messages. Something about
>> .jar files, I gather.
>>
>> Since I know basic C++, Java code is not a problem for me. Java
>> dependencies
>> (as in .jar files) are another kettle of flounder....
>>
>> --JA
>>
>>
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Hello!

I know that my question is off topic.

I'm trying to run "Processing" with an external sound card (which will have
a microphone attached) but "Processing" does not really want to know ...
I am using the Minim library (for working with audio and Processing).

Can anyone help me to solve this problem?

ciao,
enrico

/P.S.
instead Processing works well with a microphone connected directly to my PC,
so with the internal sound card./



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ciao

On 9/11/12, Enrico Francioni  wrote:
> I know that my question is off topic.

+1

so i will give you an off topic answer:
The Socratic method is a technique used in some college classes where
the professor assumes the pose of someone who doesn't know the answer
to a question and then elicits attempts at answers from students. The
professor shows the inconsistencies in the student viewpoint by means
of further leading questions.

-- 
\js [http://or8.net/~johns/] : "complete obscure contrariness"

I wish I could step forward and volunteer -- but alas, I'm not a real
programmer, only a hobbyist.

I hope someone will have the bandwidth to take it on, as Processing (with
the ControlP5 extension) seems to provide a very nice setup for building a
Csound GUI. And of course the ability to run Csound in the background while
graphics are rendering in the foreground would be an awesome way to do
animations-plus-audio.



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I have now reviewed the message thread from back in April about Csoundo, and
I can't see that there's any information in it that would apply to my
situation. I've got Csoundo installed properly in
Documents/Processing/Libraries, but when I attempt to run any of your
example files, I get an error at the line:

cs.run();

The output in the console pane is:

Exception in thread "Animation Thread" java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError:
csnd.csndJNI.VERSION_get()Ljava/lang/String;
    at csnd.csndJNI.VERSION_get(Native Method)
    at csnd.csndConstants.(csndConstants.java:72)
    at csoundo.Engine.csoundPerf(Unknown Source)
    at csoundo.Engine.start(Unknown Source)
    at csoundo.Csoundo.run(Unknown Source)
    at sliders.setup(sliders.java:46)
    at processing.core.PApplet.handleDraw(Unknown Source)
    at processing.core.PApplet.run(Unknown Source)
    at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:662)

The error is not at import csoundo.*; -- and that leads me to suspect the
library has been imported okay. But maybe not. The file csnd.jar is in
Documents/Processing/libraries/csoundo/library, which I think is where it
belongs. I'm currently running Csound 5.18.02, but I got the same error with
5.17. I'm using Windows 7 64-bit.

I've probably got a file in the wrong place, or it's missing entirely, but I
have no idea what the file would be, or where to look for it. Can anyone
suggest a solution? If so, thanks!

--Jim Aikin




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> I reckon the Csound library etc is compiled for 32bit HW (i386) and your
Java environment
> is 64bit (x86_64).

That's entirely possible, Victor, though I wouldn't know how to check
whether it's the case. Can anyone suggest what I might be able to do to fix
it?

--JA



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Hi Jim,

You could try running on a cmd prompt:

java -version

On OSX, there's a command options to force 32-bit mode using:

java -d32

that may be available for windows.

steven

On Thu, Sep 13, 2012 at 8:08 PM, Jim Aikin  wrote:
>> I reckon the Csound library etc is compiled for 32bit HW (i386) and your
> Java environment
>> is 64bit (x86_64).
>
> That's entirely possible, Victor, though I wouldn't know how to check
> whether it's the case. Can anyone suggest what I might be able to do to fix
> it?
>
> --JA
>
>
>
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At the Command Prompt, I get:

C:\Users\Jim Aikin>java -version
'java' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.

Processing is based on Java, but I would have no idea whether it's actually
_using_ Java, or whether it's self-contained. OTOH, I know I'm able to run
blue, and I know it uses Java, so there's probably something _else_ that I
don't understand here.

Even if I did get a response that told me which Java version I'm using, I
would have no idea how to make use of that information. For starters, I'm
not running Processing from the command line....

Thanks for the suggestion. I'm not trying to be a whiner here, I'm just
baffled.

--JA




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No problems here Jim(with Processing 1.5.1, see below for Processing 2.0b.3).

------Processing 1.5.1--------
I'm starting to think you may have downloaded the wrong version of
Csound. Did you installed the doubles version from this page:

https://github.com/jacobjoaquin/Csoundo/downloads

If so then it's just a case of dumping csnd.jar into the Csoundo
libraries folder, and then placing the entire csoundo folder into your
Processing->Libraries folder. This Processing folder is the one placed
by default into your Documents folder. You don't need to put anything
into the actual Processing program folder, wherever you may have
installed that. After you put the Csound folder there you can open
Processing and go to open the examples. Csoundo will be down at the
bottom under contributed libraries. Click on something like random to
see to see if it all works.

------Processing 2.0.b3--------
With Processing 2.0.b3 I get the following error:

_jcsound native code library failed to load.
java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError:
C:\Users\Rory\Documents\SourceCode\CsoundInstall\Csound\bin\_jcsound.dll:
Can't load IA 32-bit .dll on a AMD 64-bit platform

Strange because I'm using an Intel 64bit platform? Anyone have any
ideas? It would be neat to be able to design Csound app with
Processing and then bounce them directly over to one's
phone(http://wiki.processing.org/w/Android).




On 14 September 2012 09:28, Rory Walsh  wrote:
> Hi Jim. I've a fresh win7 64 bit machine here that I can try to get it
> running on. I'll  let you know if I have any luck.
>
>
> On Friday, 14 September 2012, Jim Aikin  wrote:
>> At the Command Prompt, I get:
>>
>> C:\Users\Jim Aikin>java -version
>> 'java' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
>> operable program or batch file.
>>
>> Processing is based on Java, but I would have no idea whether it's
>> actually
>> _using_ Java, or whether it's self-contained. OTOH, I know I'm able to run
>> blue, and I know it uses Java, so there's probably something _else_ that I
>> don't understand here.
>>
>> Even if I did get a response that told me which Java version I'm using, I
>> would have no idea how to make use of that information. For starters, I'm
>> not running Processing from the command line....
>>
>> Thanks for the suggestion. I'm not trying to be a whiner here, I'm just
>> baffled.
>>
>> --JA
>>
>>
>>
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That just means the Java run-time executable isn't in the PATH
variable. If you want to run Java from a command line, you have to add
it to the PATH environment variable (Control Panel -> System ->
Advanced tab -> Environment Variables -> Edit). Same with Linux, it
has to be in the PATH environment variable. It may be found by other
applications, like Processing, because the location is stored
somewhere, but that won't help from the command line.

David.

On Thu, Sep 13, 2012 at 7:30 PM, Jim Aikin  wrote:
> At the Command Prompt, I get:
>
> C:\Users\Jim Aikin>java -version
> 'java' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
> operable program or batch file.
>
> Processing is based on Java, but I would have no idea whether it's actually
> _using_ Java, or whether it's self-contained. OTOH, I know I'm able to run
> blue, and I know it uses Java, so there's probably something _else_ that I
> don't understand here.
>
> Even if I did get a response that told me which Java version I'm using, I
> would have no idea how to make use of that information. For starters, I'm
> not running Processing from the command line....
>
> Thanks for the suggestion. I'm not trying to be a whiner here, I'm just
> baffled.
>
> --JA
>
>
>
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> I'm starting to think you may have downloaded the wrong version of
> Csound.

Nope. Doubles version 5.18.02.

> If so then it's just a case of dumping csnd.jar into the Csoundo
> libraries folder, and then placing the entire csoundo folder into your
> Processing->Libraries folder.

It's in the correct place. I have three other Processing libraries in that
same location, and they all work fine. But csoundo fails consistently.

I'm using Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit. This might be a 32-vs.-64 problem,
but you seem to be saying you're using 64-bit too.

It occurred to me, in a momentary flash, that maybe I was supposed to create
a .csd file and put it somewhere. But no, the .csd files for the examples
are all in the data folders, which presumably is where Processing expects to
find them. So that's not the explanation either.

What I get is this:

UnsatisfiedLinkError: csnd.csndJNI.VERSION_get()Ljava/lang/String;
	at csnd.csndJNI.VERSION_get(Native Method)
	at csnd.csndConstants.(csndConstants.java:72)
	at csoundo.Engine.csoundPerf(Unknown Source)
	at csoundo.Engine.start(Unknown Source)
	at csoundo.Csoundo.run(Unknown Source)
	at events.setup(events.java:42)
	at processing.core.PApplet.handleDraw(Unknown Source)
	at processing.core.PApplet.run(Unknown Source)
	at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:662)

The highlighted line in the example is consistently cs.run(); That's where
the failure happens.

I'd seriously like to get this working, but I don't know how to
trouble-shoot it. I understand Processing at a basic level; I haven't edited
the example files in any way; the examples from other contributed libraries
work perfectly; csoundo appears to have been tucked away in the proper
folder -- and indeed, its examples show up in the Examples... menu, which
shows that it's where it belongs.

Possibly there's something wonky about csnd.jar. But I would have no way of
diagnosing that. I copied it into Processing / libraries / csoundo / library
from the bin directory of my current Csound installation, so it should be
okay.

Is it possible that csoundo can't find Csound due to a path not being set
properly? I deal with paths so seldom (not being a Linux guy) that I don't
remember how to check that....



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Sorry Jim, I meant to say the wrong version of csoudo! Are you
absolutely sure you are using the doubles version of csoundo? You need
to dig to find it..

On 14 September 2012 16:07, Jim Aikin  wrote:
>> I'm starting to think you may have downloaded the wrong version of
>> Csound.
>

> Sorry Jim, I meant to say the wrong version of csoudo! Are you
> absolutely sure you are using the doubles version of csoundo? You need
> to dig to find it.. 

Well, the Downloads page on Jacob's github site _only_ has the doubles.zip
file of csoundo 0.1.2. There doesn't seem to be any floats file. So I'm not
sure where I would need to dig, but as far as I can see, the doubles version
is definitely the one that I'm using, unless the zip file is mislabeled.

Can you be more specific about the digging part?



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I guess you have the right download. There must be something we're
missing. I'll go over all the details again tomorrow and see if I can
come up with anything that might help. I'm pretty sure we are both
using the same OS?

On 14 September 2012 17:24, Jim Aikin  wrote:
>> Sorry Jim, I meant to say the wrong version of csoudo! Are you
>> absolutely sure you are using the doubles version of csoundo? You need
>> to dig to find it..
>
> Well, the Downloads page on Jacob's github site _only_ has the doubles.zip
> file of csoundo 0.1.2. There doesn't seem to be any floats file. So I'm not
> sure where I would need to dig, but as far as I can see, the doubles version
> is definitely the one that I'm using, unless the zip file is mislabeled.
>
> Can you be more specific about the digging part?
>
>
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